[d3dly]

delete post meant to send it in pm lol

 

[fluxohhai]

Budget: £400
Intended use: 1 Client botting. Spintires so forth low gen pc games
Currency: GBP

 

[yubibotter]

Budget: £400
Intended use: 1 Client botting. Spintires so forth low gen pc games
Currency: GBP

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/ds6jkL
Will handle spintires quite well if not flawlessly, same with a single bot.

 

[fluxohhai]

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/ds6jkL
Will handle spintires quite well if not flawlessly, same with a single bot.

Thank you for your time

i will consider this build

 

[mkl]

Budget: 1000$
Intended use: Gaming
Currency: CAD

 

[yubibotter]

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/phDRxr
Strangely enough Nvidia and Intel are extremely expensive in Canada, to the point that a GTX 760 costs the same as a R9 290...

 

[mkl]

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/phDRxr
Strangely enough Nvidia and Intel are extremely expensive in Canada, to the point that a GTX 760 costs the same as a R9 290...

Thanks for the build! I was wondering about the storage, should I eventually get myself a 1tb hard drive? Since theirs only a 120gb ssd for storage in the build

 

[kristiaan]

I'll get the ball rolling, but I believe I have a unique situation. I love buying premium hardware to meat up my rig, but I do not like spending money. That is why I typically don't budget myself, but rather try to achieve the highest power/dollar ratio while staying on the high end. So as you can probably assume I prefer AMD over Intel and nVidia, don't necessarily care about RAM brands, etc. It also means I haven't updated anything in my rig for years now, so it's time for a total overhaul. I use my main rig for application development, amateur video editing, mild gaming (but always on high gfx), and such.

Budget: N/A
Intended use: Multiple power-user uses (need well-rounded beast)
Currency: USD

Please and thank you.

CPU: AMD FX-8320 3.5GHz (8cores) (about 200€)
RAM: Corsair CMY32GX3M4A2400C11R (4x8GB 2400mhz ddr3) ( about 250€)
MoBo: Asus Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 ATX AM3+ (about 150€)
GPU: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 970 4GB WINDFORCE ( about 350€ )

 

[yubibotter]

Thanks for the build! I was wondering about the storage, should I eventually get myself a 1tb hard drive? Since theirs only a 120gb ssd for storage in the build

Ahh apologies, I had actually put a 1TB WD Blue drive in, but then noticed I hadn't switched from USD to CAD.
I'll re-do the build tomorrow when I wake up, as it's 4:50am here.

Here:
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/X7b3GX

 

[lolicon]

Budget: (under 100 pounds (if possible))
Intended use: I just want to learn how to build a computer myself really, low specs are fine. I will be using it for programming, scripting, etc. I won't be playing any games on here. It will be purely used for programming only, just want to get the feel on how to build assemble/disassemble a computer.
Currency: GBP

 

[kristiaan]

Budget: (under 100 pounds (if possible))
Intended use: I just want to learn how to build a computer myself really, low specs are fine. I will be using it for programming, scripting, etc. I won't be playing any games on here. It will be purely used for programming only, just want to get the feel on how to build assemble/disassemble a computer.
Currency: GBP

Then i would advice you to look in the second hand market you wont find many new parts for that price. where are you from

 

[lolicon]

Then i would advice you to look in the second hand market you wont find many new parts for that price. where are you from

UK

 

[kristiaan]

UK

you should really start looking for second hand parts then the cheapest ram you can find will be about 15€/stick and a cpu starts a 60€ thats pretty much your budget and then u still would need a mobo, hdd, gpu, psu... if you could rais it till 300€ it would be better

 

[lolicon]

you should really start looking for second hand parts then the cheapest ram you can find will be about 15€/stick and a cpu starts a 60€ thats pretty much your budget and then u still would need a mobo, hdd, gpu, psu... if you could rais it till 300€ it would be better

wow this stuff so expensive, literally thought I could build a simple computer for under a 100 pounds after buying a raspberry pi for 25 pounds lol

 

[phasecoder]

all this stuff just for botting and heres me still going strong on my old windows xp from 2007 with 2gb ram lol
does me i get done whats needed, also have a alianware desktop but dont clog it up

 

[lolicon]

all this stuff just for botting and heres me still going strong on my old windows xp from 2007 with 2gb ram lol
does me i get done whats needed, also have a alianware desktop but dont clog it up

yeah if I got an alienware I'd strictly used it for 10/10 games wouldn't use it for botting at all

 

[philosobyte]

Logicalincrements.com is a nice site to look at for general gaming desktop part selection to match your budget.

Notebookcheck.net is the most detailed and technical place for laptop reviews/comparisons and mobile CPUs.

The two resources I use most often

 

[kristiaan]

Logicalincrements.com is a nice site to look at for general gaming desktop part selection to match your budget.

Notebookcheck.net is the most detailed and technical place for laptop reviews/comparisons and mobile CPUs.

The two resources I use most often

Really nice sites i like the option that it also work in Belgium haha

 

[yubibotter]

wow this stuff so expensive, literally thought I could build a simple computer for under a 100 pounds after buying a raspberry pi for 25 pounds lol

Yeah iirc the cheapest a botting rig can be made for is ~£300, and that's mid-range ish build.
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/gLh4Vn
That's the cheapest for new parts, and to be quite honest, I really can't recommend spending £150 on bad parts in order to learn how to build a system. Instead I would recommend saving up for a PC upgrade and learning from there.

 

[lolicon]

Yeah iirc the cheapest a botting rig can be made for is ~£300, and that's mid-range ish build.
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/gLh4Vn
That's the cheapest for new parts, and to be quite honest, I really can't recommend spending £150 on bad parts in order to learn how to build a system. Instead I would recommend saving up for a PC upgrade and learning from there.

I'll put my PC on hold then; I'm using an iMac so I'll just wait and save up 1000 pounds+ until I can make a decent one, if you think it would be a waste to spend 150 on a pc if i was my goal was just to learn how to build a system